Saturday, September 22, 2012

Nuclear Punishment

No one can save you from the fury of Nuclear Punishment. From the asylum of Cavite, fueled with C4, gasoline and LPG these five piece will spare no one. Read more to know more about their brutal termulating musick.
Your sound is very technical. How would you define it?

Romel:"very technical" I don't think so but we do our best to sound a bit different from the other bands out there.I always encounter this same question every now and then and to honest with you I don't know how to define it properly. But thrash metal has always been our foundation.
Pierminator Termuloid: originally its just a basic disco beat, we just play it double time due to a limited time of recording (Recording so expensive we have to squeeze every sounds we made for each hours) and that's what happens. It's not that technical just a basic disco beat.

Coni: Each  one of us has description of this musick that we make. I call this brutal termulating music. I don’t know what it means, im not even a scholar in music. I’m not that very well educated in this subject of genres and stuff. For me it’s just the amalgamation of all the shit that influence us and the musick that we want to play.
What fuels the explosiveness of Nuclear Punishment?
romel:gasoline, lpg, c4 FOX-7 name it . we just want to go out there and play live with our friends and make friends we're not anger driven or hate driven, nuclear punishment is happy peaceful loving band and we promote world peace.
Pierminator Termuloid:Gasoline, C-4, goodbye earth, binladen. I don't know. Once we step up and play, we just have to do what we must.. To party.
COni : it was always our passion to play musick. I mean if you are asking me about fuel I take or toke, I had to say beer, weed and yes great friends to share those vices hehehehe… well we eventually kind of grew up these couple of years and I’m a bit lowering my doses of those coz what motivates me now is my kids, Max and Devon. Sometimes, when I’m holding the microphone, I just think of my kids and ill feel lighter and more contented. Back then it was just my disdain with the world and how shitty it was treatin me. Growing up made me more wiser and a lil bit unperturbed. Hence I don’t like people fighting on our shows, we’ve got gigs that when we play we get interrupted coz fights arise. Now I remind kids just relax and listen to our soothing display of passion. Relax lang kids!
•  Who are your greatest influence?
romel:from thrash, death metal, grind, hardcore, polka and techno but to name a few bands that inspire us I'd say Pantera, Slayer, Necrophagist, White Zombie, Necrophagist , Catharsis, Earth Crisis, Cannibal Corpse, The red Chord, Madball, Simple Plan and My Gaymichal Romance.

Pierminator Termuloid:I say metal from early 80's to late 90's and a bit of 00's. However, we love listening to disco music form late 70's to early 90's
Coni: my greatest influence would be my bandmates, my truest of friends, cartoons, video games and the shitty place I grew up called Pag-asa. For music, It would be Catharsis (CrimeThinc), What Happens next?, The Dillinger escape plan, Andy Mckee, Alice in Chains, Helmet, Pigdestroyer… fuck I listen to a bunch of stuff you wouldt think id be listening to hehehehe.. for the local scene its our buddies from xFeudx, Half the Battle, Down from the wound, Youth for Crust, Loss of Control, Religious Nightmare, Pus vomit, Richard Collier, The beauty of Doubt, some old skoll Dead Ends, G.I.+ Idiots and all those bands (even shitty ones) we’ve played with and all those we got to hung out and get acquainted w/ in our existence in this so called scene.
•  What does NP have that others do not?
romel:we have the best sex appeal that you can ever imagine and we have the worst work ethic that other bands don't have.
Pierminator Termuloid:We have big dicks that can penetrate.. Sorry bout that. We're not just a band, we're brothers. We've been hanging out our asses for more than ten years and been friends for more than 20 years. Maybe that's what we have that others don't. Seriously.
Coni:Me mike and john, we all grew up together. We 3 were classmates since grade 1. Mike and pao got to be classmates in high school. While romel is a cousin of our common friend. Mike, pao and I  live just a stone throw away from each other. We all grew up in this shitty hapless place called PAG-ASA. (How Ironic ) well we play what we want for fun and don’t follow trends or just stick with one shit sound progression chugga chugga that if you think about it is nauseatingly redundant. Who the fuck wants to sound like someone else?! Well I think were not the only ones who has these factors so I think we aint that too special. Im just proud that tru thick and thin we’re still alive doin what we love to do.
What are the usual theme of your songs
romel:back in the days it was war in the middle east, nowadays anything goes like personal experience and shit.

Pierminator Termuloid:To be honest.. I don't fuckin know our lyrics. Damn.
Coni: Well it differs from each and every song. I mostly write those words, just random toughts sometimes. Sometimes im driven by what shit im into at that time. Common themes are Wars (within thyself and those you get to watch on the news), friendship, drugs, women, instability in the system and ourselves. I try to stray to the perverse shit that we associated with coz chicks don’t dig it hehehehe.
•  Do you think NP already achieved its desired sound?
romel:personally speaking, I think we're on our way there and with the new songs that we're working I'd say that we will outdo our previous works to date. It will be the continuation of the Iron Mongoloid ep. It's a shame that we can't still play it live but you know how it goes. Never rush good shits.

Pierminator Termuloid:Not yet, we're still waiting for the calculation of quantum physics to be add up on our sounds.
Coni: No, not yet, im not yet contened with what we sound. We always outdo ourselves. Its just that we aint getting much practice as a band in a while. Fuck if we were, we’d be kicking those shitty bands you see on tv and spitting on those trendy bands in the face. Hahahaha nah were not that fucked up. We are just messin with you folks. There are pending new songs that as of now I’m just imagining people wouldn’t be moshing to or they would be dancing coz they just don’t understand it or it wouldn’t be even danceable for they wouldn’t know what was happening and ponder, “what the hell are these guys playing?” me like that!.
•  Pag hindi banda, Any other thing that keeps you guys busy?
romel:not much I just download tons of shit over the internet like UFC events, Bluray Films and series like Simpsons if that counts and I personally collect sports cars cause i'm a Zillionaire I just bought a new Ferrari " Termulator" 261 that I personally designed and it will be out spring of 2017 so check that out.

Pierminator Termuloid:Madami.. bukod sa pag aalaga sa anak at mag timpla ng gatas, nag iipon din ako pang hanap buhay upang mag karoon ng karagdagang pagkakakitaan at maayos na daloy ng buhay. Pinag aaralan ko rin ang direksyon sa agrikultura, sa tingin ko ang pag aalaga ng itlog ng manok ay mas malaki ang kita kesa mag trabaho sa opisina bla bla...
Coni: maliban sa pagiging ulirang ama, pumupunta ako sa bahay ng ermats at ermats ko makikikain ng mga paborito kong luto ng nanay ko. Nagbabasa ng mga manga, libro, fanzines, nagbubuo ng mga models, gundams, macross. Manood ng cartoons (kengkoy ika nga ng nanay ko) Simpsons, beavis and butt-head, futurama at kung ano ano pang mga ok na animasyon. Sasabihin ko sana kumantot pero kasi wala na e dina masyado ka kahalay kasi lagi naman na ginagawa at legal na kasi e. Ang gusto kong gawin ule yung makipagtalik sa dalawang tsiks halin-hingan. namimis ko na yung mga ganung panahon hehehehe… at syempre di mawawala ang kahit isang araw sa isang lingo na tatambay ako sa kalsada ng PAG-ASA umiinom ng malamig na serbesa at sumisindi ng napagandang Chonki kasama ang mga kaibigan ko at mga kabanda ko. Masyado kasing maiksi ang buhay para lagyan ang baga/katawan ng mga kemikal (e.g shabu), sigarilyo at ano pa mang bagay na wala namang tama.

I know Coni have a Gundam toy collection. meron pa bang iba? Ano pa ang ibang hobbies ninyo?

Pierminator Termuloid:Before, i love to collect Hardcore Porn Movies from romel, pao and coni. Yep they have this huge collection that can reach up to 1 terra bite of different scandals, hardcore porn and hentai's but now, Im collecting some children's educational dvd package like sesame street etc. for my baby and collect money for my wife . That's my hobby these days.
Coni: I think that I have answered that on that last question. I used to be so fucked up by mechs since is was a kid so when I landed a job and had money I bought every toy I want to get when I was a kid but when my 2nd son, Devon was born, I had to sacrifice my wants for the needs of my family…Oh yea I forgot I love to play retro video games, old school RPGs and any fucking game I can get ahold of from gameboy, sega, playstation, Nintendo to those games on my mobile phone. I have tons of games on my pc using emulators for even arcade games from the 90’s and 80’s…Ang isang alam kong gustong gustong gawin naming lahat e kumain ng spaghetti!!!
•  What have you been listening to lately?
Pierminator Termuloid:I'm listening to old sepultura, old machine head, white zombie, the never ending municipal waste, misery index and andy rehfeldt's channel in you tube. Sometimes, i waste my time into some classic baduy musics.. I miss my childhood when i listen to them. Try Gary V. and MC Hammer.
Coni: Wow there are a lot of shit in my playlists from comedy, death-meth-all, hardcore punk, ska, 80’ and 90’s rock, lounge and some easy listening shit. I don’t have an eye pod, I only have 8 gig worth of music I listen to every time I go to and from work. I’ve been listening to a lot of Pig Destroyer,  Solstice, Cannibal Corpse, Agoraphobic nosebleed, Converge, “The Poacher Diaries”,  The Red Chord,  The Dillinger Escape Plan, comeback kid,  alkaline trio, heavens – patent pending, Alice in chains, down , up dharma Down, Andy Mckee, Misery index, dead ends, municipal waste, Charlie Murphy, Daniel Tosh, Feud, Play and Half the Battle- its all in our hands!

After 10 or 20 years do you still see yourselves playing?
romel:I'd say we still have 10 years left and after that if we can still play fast I mean we'll go still.
Pierminator Termuloid:Yeah! I'll jam with my son in the future.
Coni: Hell fucking yea! Ill be doin this till I die. Well there aint no blood pact that we promised ourselves but we all want to do this for as long as we have the passion for it.
Any Future plans?
romel:by April I will push that we record our new songs and finally release it everywhere we will start with Russia then Japan then USA and finally Philippines after that I think we'll do our "World Termulation Tour".
Pierminator Termuloid:I got lots of future plans. By the way, Im doing some plans, if you need a plan for your house, contact me my services are cheap. And yeah hopefully gonna record this coming april.
Coni: To record our pending songs and to go on tour with those General Luna chix…and yes to fuck  Iya VillaƱa! Well I wanted to play every gig were invited to so It’s safe to say I want to play anywhere. So invite us to your parties. Also we just Recorded a dead ends song at Demiurge digital for the upcoming dead ends tribute compilation. 

List of your albums that you guys released?

Romel:Demo (3x platinum), Green Album (19x Gold), New names for Old Desires (certified Myrrh) and Iron Mongoloid ep (2x Frankincense)
Pierminator Termuloid:Demo (7x platinums), Green Album (29x Gold,7x bronze), New names for Old Desires (certified Myth) and Iron Mongoloid ep (2x Frankincense)
Coni: 6 song demo, the green album aka the nuclear punishment ep, New names for old desire – [4 way split with Isvarah, Prayer of Endurance and Forgiveness Denied (rip)] and the Iron Mongoloid Ep w/c was sold out for the expensive price of 20php.

Which of your album stood out in your opinion?
Romel:Iron Mongoloid ep personally stood out the most. yes the way we released it was crap as hell but our songs there were better compare to what we did before.
Pierminator Termuloid:Iron Mongoloid EP. Wait for LP at billboard chart this year.
Coni: I love them all, like a father tries to love’s his sons evenly.
Last question tell us why we should listen to Nuclear Punishment?
romel:because if you don't we'll kill you. This is hard to answer and a lot of Metal guys out there won't dig our shit and I don't blame them, we are the worst band that you can listen to and we don't have much to offer. But one thing I can say in our 8 year existence, we never followed any trend.
Pierminator Termuloid:We intend to create music that listeners may find it hard to listen to, for us, that's our achievement.. We're not gonna blend in today's trends and once our mom's start to dance with grooves of NP, we quit. If you have the same philosophy then I dare you to listen to us.
Coni: Don’t read  the lyrics, don’t decipher and compare the music… just feel the elation we emanate while we satisfy your senses. Thank s for the intie  and in behalf of my party party list, Keep an open mind ya all

Monday, November 21, 2011

11.11.11


We landed at The Collective at around 7:30 pm. Before doing anything, we stopped by to have our dinner at a ramen house also inside The Collective.
After that, we went to Vinyl on vinyl gallery for the exhibit of a graffiti artist named Ungga.

For most of people this is vandalism, they do not see how this kind of art transform a wall into an art piece, and that's what the event is all about. "His vision is to create art that society will accept. Armed with a spray can, a bucket of paint and a blank wall as his canvas"







 While we're inside VoV, it started to rain heavily, so we have no choice but to stay there and wait for the rain to stop so we can go to our next destination. Utter Dissent, at Kalye Art Gallery.
When the rain stopped, we walked all the way from Makati, to Singalong.
When we arrived, i saw the Ivan of Coche Bomba, already taking a rest. Badly, we were late.


So to treat myself, fetched 450 pesos from my pocket and got myself a shirt and cd  of Coche Bomba, and had them signed. A very good deal.
It's not that bad after all, we had more time to enjoy the artworks of 50 punk artists. 4 of them are from Batangas. Tano Panaligan, Ren Quinio, Regen Mulingtapang and Felix Rosales.


 
                                                  What we missed


Thanks Ralph Quijano and Angelo Fan and CRAPSALAD for covering the event..

Monday, November 7, 2011

Utter Dissent (Open Exhibit)

These event will happen on
11/11/11
@ Kalye Art Gallery
1220 Estrada Street
Singalong Manila

"In its small way, this exhibit is an attempt to ram at the gates of general assumption. Closer to the heart of hardcore/punk, and counter to academic junk imposed by institutions, “the kids” present upon themselves, in the manner of their choosing, the picture of their time and place."
Featuring the works of  50 Punk Artist: 

1. Rodel Guinto                                              
26 Dolf Valenzuela 
2. Felix Rosales                                             
27. Ji-ar Castillo 
3. Louie Garcia                                              
28. Ren Quinio 
4. Edwin Martinez                                          
29. Jan Sunday 
5. Jukus Sepada                                             30. Christian Tano Panaligan  
6. Malvin De Vera                                          
31. Alden Santiago   
7. Vermont Coronel II                                     
32. Shak Mancao  
8. Arvin Marcial                                             
33. Sam Pipebomb      
9. Selo Bularon                                              
34. Sam Pipebomb      
10. Albert Sy                                                 
35. Mina Cruz    
11. Allan Balisi                                              
36. Ryan KADRE     
12. Sam Kiyoumarsi                                       
37. Carlo de Guzman  
13. Sheryl Garcia                                           
38. Quincyboy Skunk   
14. Lans Tolda                                               
39. Darwin Dacanay   
15. Aris Bantug                                             
40. Arvin Javier   
16. Nicol Mesina                                            
41. Kers Sanchez   
17. Keith Dador                                             
42. England Hidalgo   
18. Crisanto De Leon                                     
43. Rallye Ibanez  
19. Odessa Karuka
                                        44. Egg Santos
20. Gerry Duenas
                                           45. Aleg Indal
21. Brian Barrios                                           
46. Dha Verena
22. Regen Mulingtapang
                                  47. Eva Palma
23. Doddie Fajardo                                        
48. Julius Dimanlig
24. Daphne Dapithapon
                                   49. Bryan Araneta
25. Reinald Laurel                                           50. Bram Ibrahim 


And 9 Bands

COCHE BOMBA (France) Manila Tour follows after the opening.

with 

IOV
Sister Bastard 
Grind Matador
Lipslide
Kaktus Karuka 
Isvarah 
Killratio
Religious Nightmare


See you there!

Monday, October 3, 2011

Earth Decay 2011


Hardcore, Indie and Punk fest
October 29 2011, Saturday
Lion's Club Hall, Sampaloc Lake, San Pablo City, Laguna

Riddim Ites



Event: No Turning Back: Take Control Philippine Tour




In this day and age where hardcore bands come and go with the speed of light NO TURNING BACK are holding true to what they originally set out to do and they're not planning on giving up, ever. Starting out in 1997 as 16-year olds in the barren south-eastern parts of The Netherlands, music was their only means of venting their anger and frustration of not fitting in, in a world that seemed sick and cold to the bone. Since those days the band has come a long way.


 Driven by a merciless give-all-take-all attitude, No Turning Back have steadily been building an impressive career touring worldwide and became a household name in hardcore music, with an incredible back catalogue of five full length records, three MCDs, two split EPs and a 7'' EP. In 2006 the band put out HOLDING ON, marking a turning point in their career. Released on five continents on multiple labels, CD and vinyl, has propelled the band to new levels of relentlessness. . As their recognition continues to spread No Turning Back show no signs of slowing down. Leaning on the original NYHC sounds No Turning Back has evolved and developed their own signature grooves, fast breaks and massive sing along anthems. The sound that moves any crowd in any city in any country into a swirling mass of circle-pits, stage dives and huge sing a-longs. A split picture 7" with Strength For A Reasons was released on Filled With Hate Records this year and the band is confirmed for Europe's annual Persistence Tour. STRONGER!